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Forest Committee of Karelia will need international experience of biodiversity conservation
(13/02/2007)
Biodiversity conservation in leasehold forest in Karelia started in 2006. At least forest enterprises that are going through FSC certifications are obliged to protect forests of High Conservational Value on their territory.
Kalevalsky national park changed for diamonds
(22/12/2006)
The greatest part of proposed national park «Kalevalsky» and all proposed old-growth forest reserve «Voinitsa» is given to geologists searching for diamonds. Geological research on these areas has been carried out since the last spring. The work is lead by the state enterprise «Science-research geological institute» and financed by the federal budget.
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| MAP OF THE INTACT FOREST LANDSCAPES OF NORTHERN EUROPEAN RUSSIA. THE SITUATION AS OF APRIL 2004, WITH CHANGES FROM 2000 THROUGH 2004 |
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This map is based on the Atlas of Russia's Intact Forest Landscapes that was published in 2002 by a group of non-governmental environmental organizations cooperating in Global Forest Watch Russia.
The map shows how the boundaries of intact forest landscapes have changed from the year 2000 to 2004. These changes are the result of logging, road construction, and associated fires, but some changes are also due to a higher
precision in the analysis, made possible by the appearance of new sources of information (mainly highquality satellite images with high resolution).
Images from the satellite Terra MODIS, showing the situation for different years during early spring (March or April), were used for a preliminary change detection analysis. A more
detailed analysis was carried out using images of medium and high resolution from Landsat ETM (until 2002), Meteor-3M, Terra ASTER, IRS PAN, and IRS LIS |
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| Date of creation |
2004 |
| HCVF types covered |
2 |
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Russia |
| Organisation |
Greenpeace Russia |
| Forests |
Boreal |
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A detailed description of the research method is given in The Last Intact Forest Landscapes of Northern European Russia (Greenpeace and Global Forest Watch, 2000).
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